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Pomōna has a pruninghook in her right hand, and a branch in her left.
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These are the devil's tools in monarchies; the Republic's weapons are the ploughshare and the pruninghook.
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I must plead guilty to the charge, not having leisure to apply the pruninghook of correction.
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Drop that merciless tool, your pruninghook.
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If you are doing any of these things, get out the pruninghook of good resolution and the sharp ax of determination.
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He is painted with a garland of flowers on his head, a pruninghook in one hand, and ripe fruits in the other.
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At the pruninghook, in getting in that harvest, they were of vast assistance, and not often have soldiers been more nobly occupied.'
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Great, thick necks hulked forward in impatient jerks; and those dagger-pointed horns, sharper than a pruninghook, promised no boy's sport for our company.
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Yet the pruninghook, which Sir George associated with the historic harvest, and with Ridley, an early Australian colonist, was hardly of the Scriptural pattern.
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Isaiah: they shall beat their swords into ploughshares and their spears into pruninghooks.
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Let our swords be beaten to ploughshares, and our spears turned into pruninghooks.
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In the human kingdom warfare was to cease entirely; spears would be turned into pruninghooks and swords into plowshares.
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It is well that you have disbanded your armies, and that your instruments of war have been made into plows and pruninghooks.
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And he shall judge among the nations, and rebuke many people, and they shall beat their swords into ploughshares, and their spears into pruninghooks.
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"'Twill be no better next market week," replied the merchant named Michael, a dealer in knives, pruninghooks, and other bladed utensils.